Effect

Interrupts the ongoing cast of the current Bolt skill and converges its magic power on the caster's hands, allowing to inflict magic damage with regular attacks temporarily. This skill can only be used while casting either Fire Bolt, Cold Bolt or Lightning Bolt, the property of which depends the property of this skill.

Level

Base Damage (MATK)

Max. Hits

Duration

SP Cost

1

50%

2

20s

40

2

100%

3

25s

44

3

150%

4

30s

48

4

200%

5

35s

52

5

250%

6

40s

56

Damage (MATK)% = Base_Damage + (Bolt_Lv × 100)

Notes

It can trigger Autocasts that are based on regular attacks, including those spells triggered via Hindsight. However, the Cast Delay of the spells might make it more difficult to reload this skill quickly.

The level of Free Cast directly affects the reaction time of this skill after casting a Bolt skill, as it is based on the attack speed.

Since the way the damage of this skill is calculated is same way as how the Bolt skills are calculated, the magic defense of the enemy will greatly reduce the overall damage (the magic defense reduces base magic attack and then is multiplied by the Bolt / Spell Fist multiplier).

The weapon equipped when converging a Bolt skill does not affect damage. Only the weapon equipped when hitting an enemy after having activated the skill does. For example, casting with a rod and then hitting with a dagger will result in lower damage, while casting with a dagger and then hitting with a rod will result in higher damage.

Using any skill will cancel the effects of this skill if its duration has not expired yet.

This skill does not benefit from size modifier cards or other physical cards like Hydra, Desert Wolf, etc.

Applications

The damage is connected in one single hit. For example, if a Level 10 Bolt skill is converged with this skill at Level 5 and each bolt would inflict 500 damage, the enemy would receive 6,250 damage in one single attack. This is particularly helpful if using a card, such as Hunter Fly, that relies on higher damage output at once as opposed to several smaller hits.